UIImageView Help

[Nitrex88]

hey, about a week ago I posted about help with a UIImageView but the help i recieved wasnt very useful because I could not figure out what they were trying to tell me. I am really new to cocoa and objective-C, especially with this new iPhone SDK. I can't figure out how to use UIImage View in interface builder. I can drag in the Image View, assign it to an image that i added to the project and see the image in interface builder. Then, after connecting the IBOutlets I can run the program successfully but I never see the image. Can someone please clearly tell me what i need to put in all the .h and .m files to make an image appear. Nothing fancy, just the basic code for a simple project just to see an image. If it helps here is an example of something i tried to get the image to appear.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TZKITPDC

Tell me what to fix to see the image. If anyone can help thank you very much. Sorry for my noobishness.

[scottiphone]

Interface Builder is a work in progress and you could spend a lot of time on something that's not quite working. My suggestion would be to do a search of the examples where they use this class. There are a number. These tend to be created and assigned in code. Copy and paste the code if need be and replace it later if you wish once it's easier to do in IB.

[Fastrak]

I agree. Keep in mind that you are using Beta software. There ARE problems and things that don't work (specifically images in interface builder). I personally don't use IB at all and write the code. Adding images, buttons, etc to your app to your code all have a similar flow to them

Widget *xyz = [[Widget alloc] initwithframe: CGRectMake( 1,2,3,4)];
[myView addSubview: xyz];

once you get the hang of it, it is actually faster AND MORE CLEAR to code stuff then to use IB - at least for now.

[Nitrex88]

Originally Posted by Fastrak

I agree. Keep in mind that you are using Beta software. There ARE problems and things that don't work (specifically images in interface builder). I personally don't use IB at all and write the code. Adding images, buttons, etc to your app to your code all have a similar flow to them

Widget *xyz = [[Widget alloc] initwithframe: CGRectMake( 1,2,3,4)];
[myView addSubview: xyz];

once you get the hang of it, it is actually faster AND MORE CLEAR to code stuff then to use IB - at least for now.

alright. I took your advice and decided to go with just coding. Its not hard just more to remember. Thanks and i was finally able to see my images.